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Re: Yahoo and their mail filters..
From: Brandon Butterworth <brandon () rd bbc co uk>
Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:51:50 GMT
The recipient obviously didn't think they wanted the email. For mailing lists/broadcasters, this means it's an opt out request.
That would be fine, we could auto process them and remove those addresses from any lists they've joined (might be a few false unsubscribes but after they've resubscribed a few times they might figure it's not a good idea to report it as spam) but redacted () aol com isn't on any of our lists. If this was to be more than a token system we'd be happy to support a specific unsubscribe message for those than wished to leave our lists and didn't mind supplying details. We'd also happily supply details of our lists so their system would know there is no point treating it as spam "you are reporting a mailing list you've subscribed to as spam, do you want ot unsubscribe?" etc. I'm sure most on the list could cook up a system to do this properly. brandon
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